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Strategies & Market Trends : Technical Analysis- Indicators & Systems

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To: Chandler H. Everett who wrote (2293)8/1/1997 2:41:00 PM
From: TechTrader42   of 3325
 
Yes, I've got BBGUN in my workshop right now. It's lying dismantled on one of the workbenches, like a clock that's had an unfortunate encounter with a curious child. I only hope I can put it back together again.

For those of you who don't know what BBGUN is:

BBGUN:
(Fml( "BBSFT" ) + Fml( "BBTSF" ))/2

BBSFT:
(((TSF(C,21)+1.62*Std(C,21)-Mov(C,21,S))/(3.24*Std(C,21)))*10)-5

BBTSF:
(((TSF(C,13)+2*Std(C,21)-Mov(C,21,S))/(4*Std(C,21)))*10)-5

Chan's suggested triggers for BBGUN are plus and minus 3.4. When you plot BBGUN -- and I plotted them with trendlines at those thresholds -- you can see what he means.

BBGUN shows where those TSF lines are in relation to the bands. If they're near the lower band (around minus 3.4) you're looking at a possible buy. If they're near the upper band, it's a possible sell.

Yes, the Bollinger bands are back!
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